Next week, the PS5 and PS4 are getting a handful of fresh titles that might catch your eye, even if the summer gaming drought is kinda still lingering. The lineup isn’t massive, but there are some notable names like Mafia: The Old Country, a gritty mob story, and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles 2, which brings more anime action. Plus, there’s even a cozy Hello Kitty adventure if you want something lighter.
So, what’s coming out between August 4th and 10th? Let’s break it down.
New PS5, PS4 Games This Week (4th-10th August)
- Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles 2 (5th August – PS5, PS4): Relive the Entertainment District Arc, Swordsmith Village Arc, and Hashira Training Arc from the anime. Play as Tanjiro and team up to battle some seriously tough Upper Rank demons.
- Hello Kitty Island Adventure (5th August – PS5): If you want to chill, this open-world adventure lets you hang out with Hello Kitty and friends, explore a mysterious island, solve puzzles, cook, and customize your cabins. It’s all about cozy vibes and friendship.
- Gradius Origins (7th August – PS5): This one’s for the arcade fans. It packs 7 arcade titles with 18 versions, including the first-ever home console appearance of Gradius III AM Show Version. It has save states, rewind, Invincible Mode, and a training mode to help you get better. Plus, there’s a gallery with music and images.
- Slopecrashers (7th August – PS5, PS4): Imagine arcade snowboarding with a wild crew of animals racing across the globe. You can play solo or with friends, do tricks, and use power-ups to mess with your rivals. Sounds chaotic and fun!
- Mafia: The Old Country (8th August – PS5): This is the big one. Set in 1900s Sicily, you play as Enzo Favara trying to survive and prove yourself in the brutal underworld. It’s a third-person action-adventure with a gritty mob story. Yikes, sounds intense!
So, are you eyeing any of these games for next week? Maybe you’re curious about how Demon Slayer will handle the anime arcs or just want to crash some slopes with animal friends. Whatever it is, these releases offer a nice mix of action, adventure, and chill vibes. And hey, sometimes a small lineup means you can focus and enjoy each one, right?
Check out the official listings for more details and let me know what you’re picking up in the comments below.